Silent City

At the bottom of the ocean, the last of humanity scratches out a living in the corporation owned cities where everything has a price. Those who can't pay die.

Corin Hayes, a former Special Forces soldier, has nothing to live for. Everyone he loves is dead and the only solace is to be found at the bottom of a beer glass.

Offered a job only a fool would turn down, perhaps he might be able to redeem something from his life and salvage his self-respect.

However, in the world beneath the waves there is no such thing as an easy life and Hayes is about to discover that some jobs can be real killers.

Forced to watch his friends and work colleagues brutally murdered, all that drives Corin on is revenge and no one is going to stand in his way.

(A) book that isn't short on action or imagination and the setting is an interesting change of pace, so check it out!" - Mark Lawrence (Author of Prince of Thorns, Prince of Fools)

"Truly stellar world-building, which combines all the griminess of cyberpunk with the majesty and terror of the sea." paperplanereviews.blogspot.com

"Entertaining and exciting: Silent City is the start of a series I'll certainly be following with interest." - Laura M Hughes (Author of Danse Macabre)

"Damn good fun, intriguing as hell, different and exciting, I devoured this book." - Dyrk Ashton (Author of Paternus)
"It had plenty of twists and turns, and I was on the edge of my submarine pilot seat once or twice. The ending left lots of room for more adventure but wrapped up this particular part of the tale. It was very well done. I like Corin's sense of humour too, so that was a plus." - SuperStarDrifter.com (Top Amazon Contributor)

"Corin, as a character, has been put through the wringer quite a bit and you feel for him or I certainly did. He's awesome!" - raptureinbooks.com

"Corin Hayes' adventure in Silent City is an altogether more visceral first-person adventure set in a far future where humanity has fled beneath the waves to live in undersea cities. The story is packed with action from the first page which has our hero preparing for a beating to the last where our hero is... (spoilers as Riversong would say)." - (T O Munro, Lady of The Helm, Contributor on Fantasy-Hive.co.uk)